New different material! This is a new video on advanced data recovery by Scott A. Moulton. This is from August 2007 at Defcon 15 on how to do your own hard drive recovery.
Categorized | Windows
Advanced Hard Drive Data Recovery Part 1
Posted on16 July 2010.
25 Responses to “Advanced Hard Drive Data Recovery Part 1”
Trackbacks/Pingbacks
Leave a Reply
- Google Earth 6.2.1.6014 Beta
- Firefox 11.0 Beta 2
- Cool Websites and Tools [February 8th 2012]
- 3 Awesome Tweaks For iOS 5 Notification Center [iPhone/Cydia Tweak]
- How To Download & Back Up Your Gmail & Other Google Data
- 10 Best Comprehensive Websites To Go To For Game Cheat Codes
- RealPlayer 15.0.2.72
- SpywareBlaster 4.6
- Listen To Technophilia Episode 8 “Old Man, Look at My Life…”
- Google Chrome 18.0.1025.7 Beta
2011
Adware
Antivirus
Best
Beta
Build
Chrome
Computer
Cool
Deals
Destroy
download
Firefox
Free
from
Google
Install
Internet
iPhone
Media
Microsoft
More
Music
News
Online
Part
Player
Registry
Removal
Remove
Review
Search
Security
Software
spybot
Spyware
Tech
Tool
Tools
using
Video
Virus
Vista
Websites
Windows
Stay up to date
- Subscribe to the RSS feed
- Subscribe to the feed via email
© 2010 APPnox. Powered by Wordpress.
Both my WD 80GB hard drives still run, I have one in my 9yr old dell 8200 as of now, and the other is for back up incase this one dies. But so far there still going, both WD drives are now going on 7 to 8yrs old, still work. My advice if you take good care of your hard drive it will take good care of you.
i want to know what do you need to do dater recovery on all 2.5 3.5 any make
Great video. Helped me swap pcb boards and resuce my files from my drive.
Amazing stuff here. Thank you so much for the upload!
@yosifon11 go to his website there are seminars
Maybe you have $6000 for a clean room then?
well fuck them anyway.
The people getting paid $2000 to recover 160GB of data are hardly “idiots”.
I am very interested to learn this trade professionally. Where can learn it in? And the cost of such studies?
how to load it!
Search “RAID Hard Drive Data Recovery” on Krustbox (dot) com.
Screw them “trade secrets”…I don’t have 2k to give to them idiots!
Thanks.
it’s brilliant that you made a distinction in the beginning of this video about who this intel is for. I worked for a company in New York City that charges lot of dollars to recovery data and I can tell you they don’t use half the technique you explain. Data Reco is definitely a DIY for the average computer user. With a little of of preventative measures and with frequent backups, there is no need for the average joe or jane to pay for Data Recovery.
that happened with my mom, she does my dads books and she had a bad copy of vista and it didn’t back up right
Nice presentation i hope you come out to HOPE in 2010
man this is awessssome!! thanks
lol if u tamper with the drive and u fuck up, a) you cant get the data back
b0when u finally send it to a recovery team, they’ll charge u even more
Nice try. Keep it up check out esteembpo + com for social media marketing. GHJY
I wish someone would do a video on file recovery for QUICKBOOKS.
Intuit is a bunch of thieves.
I keep a back up every week, and my file failed on the 6th day.
So now I have to go back in and do all those transactions again manually.
Anyone know how to recover from error -6000 -301?
I really need ur help, i rebuilt my Pc, and my college work was on the previus windows, i reformated the disk the long way, and no software is retreiving this data, it was in my desktop, pleeeeese help me :-0
Thumbs Up! I am very glad you put video this up! I was replacing logic boards on hard drives that failed at work or for friends as far back as 1998, however going into the drive and replacing the read and write heads or trying to recover damaged platters require experienced staff to safely recover data.
Jose F. Medeiros
Former IT staff IBM Global Services
Storage Division
San Jose, California
very good ,I see other advanced hard drive data recovery software (derescue data recovery master) ,but now no support video
great info, great vid.
Yes this is true, if 1 drive dies in a RAID 0 they are both gone. However if you can somehow image the failed drive and mount it on another drive you will get your data back.
Good luck!!!
your computer could probebly read the harddrives and detect them but probebly not configured to use them